Design your own...

The challenge is to design your own tv channel.

It should include :
Ident(s)
Logo
DOG (optional)
any other on screen stuff, it all depends on your channels genre.
You need to tell us :
The audience, whos it apealing to and its genre.(age group etc.)
What is it called
Platform.
Anything else you find is inmportant.

I did these a while ago but I might as well post them again. It's a digital channel called SIX, designed to sit alongside the existing 5 terrestrial channels. It's audience is similar to five's - mainstream.

In the idents the [SIX|XIS] logo spins around an object.

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_4.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_5.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_3.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_2.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_1.jpg
^ Trail

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_breakbumper.jpg
^ Breakbumper (can be any colour)

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_news.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_news_aston.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_news_aston1.jpg

http://bpmocks.nuclearpig.co.uk/six_news_splitscreen.jpg

Where did you get the photos from, benjy?

They look great, the spinning six would look brilliant.
Especially if the outside brackets (the big ones) span in the opposite direction

The best way would be for other things to be moving, so the cars would move n the top shot.

Nice work.

I did something like this for a project at school. I had to design a brochure about something, I choose my own TV Channel. Conviently I named it 'ISTV' lol. Teacher was very impressed and thinks I should be getting an A for this course.

I think I got most of them from www.freefoto.com.

I have created my own station - rivercity - in a diiferent post.

http://www.tvforum.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3108

I actually have an entire imaginary country made up, called "Ilonia". Here are some mocks from one of the networks, INT (Ilonian National Television):

http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/intident_copy1.jpg
The network ident. (as you can see the logo is quite reminiscent of BBC's)

http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/hmtbprezident1_copy1.jpg
The local version. (seen here HMTB in Hinto, the largest city in the country)

http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/intnewsopen.jpg
The open titles to INT Nationwide News, the network newscast at 6pm.

http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/intnewsl3.jpg
The aston for the Nationwide News. (now does that scream "The Beeb" or what... and the b/g picture here is obviously irrelevant to the aston input in this case, I know...)

http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/htpycreditsqueeze.jpg
The ECP, with local news insert to the right (shown here HTPY in Point Yves).

Webspace courtesy of MrTomServo

As you can probably tell, the television system here is quite similar to the States. (Local affiliates, call signs, channel number IDs, etc.) Besides INT, the other major networks are SBN and IITV (re-branded as i-Channel). Those are the "Big 3" in this country, not unlike ABC/NBC/CBS in the US. INT tends to skew older; IITV, since the re-brand to i-Channel, has been more oriented towards a younger audience; and SBN's somewhere in the middle. There are 2 younger networks, UTB and HON, which are kind of like FOX and the WB. Just like their American counterparts, INT, SBN and IITV's primetime runs from 8-11pm, and UTB and HON's run from 8-10pm.

I also have my own country, but this one has its own language as well. (All completely formulated and controlled by Laboratoire ... um ... Me!)

Read more here: KTV

For now, the only idents I have use the ITV '89 Generic music, just because it has a really warm glowing feel to it. There is one ident on the site, I'll put up more if there's good reception. I'll modernise the music sometime also as I have the technology and brain to do it.

The channel is relatively new (a few weeks, barely any effort put in). It's the country (Kiwitia, SW of Indonesia) and the language (Kiwit) I've spent the last 4 years working on!

- - Tim

P.S. That stuff at the bottom of the page is the conjugation of 'to be', before you ask (which I knew you weren't going to, but still...)